The Story of Troy
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As soon as the armies approached each other, almost front to front, Paris rushed forward from the Trojan lines, and challenged the Greeks tosend their bravest warrior to fight him in simple combat. In appearancehe was beautiful as a god. Over his shoulders he wore a panther's skin. His weapons were a bow, a sword, and two spears tipped with brass, whichhe brandished in his hands. The challenge was speedily answered byMenelaus, who bounded from his chariot the moment he beheld Paris, rejoicing t...hat at last the time had come to have revenge on the man whohad so greatly wronged him.
As a hungry lion who has made A prey of some large beast--a horned stag Or mountain goat--rejoices, and with speed Devours it, though swift hounds and sturdy youths Press on his flank, so Menelaus felt Great joy when Paris, of the godlike form, Appeared in sight, for now he thought to wreak His vengence on the guilty one, and straight Sprang from his car to earth with all his arms.
BRYANT, _Iliad_, Book III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as the armies approached each other, almost front to front, Paris rushed forward from the Trojan lines, and challenged the Greeks tosend their bravest warrior to fight him in simple combat. In appearancehe was beautiful as a god. Over his shoulders he wore a panther's skin. His weapons were a bow, a sword, and two spears tipped with brass, whichhe brandished in his hands. The challenge was speedily answered byMenelaus, who bounded from his chariot the moment he beheld Paris, rejoicing t...hat at last the time had come to have revenge on the man whohad so greatly wronged him.
As a hungry lion who has made A prey of some large beast--a horned stag Or mountain goat--rejoices, and with speed Devours it, though swift hounds and sturdy youths Press on his flank, so Menelaus felt Great joy when Paris, of the godlike form, Appeared in sight, for now he thought to wreak His vengence on the guilty one, and straight Sprang from his car to earth with all his arms.
BRYANT, _Iliad_, Book III.
What to read after The Story of Troy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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